Statistics suggest that 30-70% of IT project are significantly challenged in some important way. In today's economy, those odds are simply unacceptable.
Many organizations have tried to improve success rates by focusing on mechanical aspects of project execution, such as creating methodologies and establishing project management office (PMO) organizations. However, despite PPM, ITIL, PMI, CMM, and other three- and four-letter acronyms, IT failure rates remain high.
To improving project success rates, you must accurately identify and diagnose the political, cultural, and organizational, and business reasons causing projects not to achieve expected results. Having identified
these obstacles, stakeholders should engage collaboratively to share the lessons learned that lead to
ongoing success and continuous improvement.
For many project teams, lack of alignment between business goals and IT realities are common. Asuret is dedicated to working closely with both business and IT groups to transform IT failure into real success.
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